Dr. Cory Rice talks about helping patients after they've stopped GLP-1 treatment but still have cardiometabolic challenges.
Obesity and Health Disparities
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Between 1990 and 2022, obesity rates quadrupled among girls (from 1.7% to 6.9%) and among boys (from 2.1% to 9.3%) globally.
Dr. Cory Rice discusses alternatives for patients who stop GLP-1s but still need help with disease reversal.
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Drs. Julie Schulz and Michael Dovidio Discuss Using Lab Values for GLP-1 Drug Coverage.
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Drs. Julia Schulz and Michael Dovidio discuss lab values to determine GLP-1 drug coverage and improve prescription access.
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